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Oyster Renewable Energy Pvt Ltd, a tailored hybrid renewable energy solutions provider for commercial and industrial (C&I) consumers, today announced the appointment of Sandeep Arora as Chief Financial Officer (CFO). In his new role, Sandeep will be responsible for strengthening the company’s financial strategy, capital management and long-term financial planning, while supporting Oyster Renewable’s next phase of growth.

With over 20 years of experience across banking, infrastructure and renewable energy, Sandeep brings extensive expertise in capital raising, project finance, financial planning, investment strategy and risk management. His experience in financing large-scale renewable energy projects and managing complex capital requirements will further strengthen Oyster Renewable’s ability to scale its portfolio and pursue new growth opportunities.

Commenting on the appointment, Sandeep Arora, Chief Financial Officer, Oyster Renewable, said, “Oyster Renewable is at an exciting juncture, with the opportunity to play a larger role in India’s transition towards reliable and scalable clean energy. As the company expands its renewable energy portfolio and deepens its presence in the C&I segment, the focus will be on building a robust financial framework that can support disciplined growth, optimise capital deployment and create long-term value. I look forward to working with the leadership team to strengthen these capabilities and translate Oyster’s growth ambitions into sustainable outcomes.”

Siddharth Bhatia, Managing Director & CEO, Oyster Renewable, said, “We are delighted to welcome Sandeep to the Oyster Renewable leadership team. His deep understanding of finance, infrastructure and the renewable energy sector will be instrumental in supporting our growth plans and strengthening our financial strategy. As we continue to scale our renewable energy portfolio and expand our offerings for C&I consumers, Sandeep’s expertise will add significant value to our next phase of growth.”

The appointment comes at an important phase for Oyster Renewable as the company continues to expand its renewable energy portfolio and strengthen its position as a trusted clean energy partner for C&I consumers. Sandeep’s appointment is expected to further reinforce the company’s financial capabilities as it works towards its long-term growth ambitions in India’s rapidly evolving renewable energy landscape.

Oyster Renewable Energy Pvt Ltd, a tailored hybrid renewable energy solutions provider for commercial and industrial (C&I) consumers, today announced the appointment of Sandeep Arora as Chief Financial Officer (CFO). In his new role, Sandeep will be responsible for strengthening the company’s financial strategy, capital management and long-term financial planning, while supporting Oyster Renewable’s next phase of growth.

With over 20 years of experience across banking, infrastructure and renewable energy, Sandeep brings extensive expertise in capital raising, project finance, financial planning, investment strategy and risk management. His experience in financing large-scale renewable energy projects and managing complex capital requirements will further strengthen Oyster Renewable’s ability to scale its portfolio and pursue new growth opportunities.

Commenting on the appointment, Sandeep Arora, Chief Financial Officer, Oyster Renewable, said, “Oyster Renewable is at an exciting juncture, with the opportunity to play a larger role in India’s transition towards reliable and scalable clean energy. As the company expands its renewable energy portfolio and deepens its presence in the C&I segment, the focus will be on building a robust financial framework that can support disciplined growth, optimise capital deployment and create long-term value. I look forward to working with the leadership team to strengthen these capabilities and translate Oyster’s growth ambitions into sustainable outcomes.”

Siddharth Bhatia, Managing Director & CEO, Oyster Renewable, said, “We are delighted to welcome Sandeep to the Oyster Renewable leadership team. His deep understanding of finance, infrastructure and the renewable energy sector will be instrumental in supporting our growth plans and strengthening our financial strategy. As we continue to scale our renewable energy portfolio and expand our offerings for C&I consumers, Sandeep’s expertise will add significant value to our next phase of growth.”

The appointment comes at an important phase for Oyster Renewable as the company continues to expand its renewable energy portfolio and strengthen its position as a trusted clean energy partner for C&I consumers. Sandeep’s appointment is expected to further reinforce the company’s financial capabilities as it works towards its long-term growth ambitions in India’s rapidly evolving renewable energy landscape.

Oyster Renewable Energy Pvt Ltd, a tailored hybrid renewable energy solutions provider for commercial and industrial (C&I) consumers, today announced the appointment of Sandeep Arora as Chief Financial Officer (CFO). In his new role, Sandeep will be responsible for strengthening the company’s financial strategy, capital management and long-term financial planning, while supporting Oyster Renewable’s next phase of growth.

With over 20 years of experience across banking, infrastructure and renewable energy, Sandeep brings extensive expertise in capital raising, project finance, financial planning, investment strategy and risk management. His experience in financing large-scale renewable energy projects and managing complex capital requirements will further strengthen Oyster Renewable’s ability to scale its portfolio and pursue new growth opportunities.

Commenting on the appointment, Sandeep Arora, Chief Financial Officer, Oyster Renewable, said, “Oyster Renewable is at an exciting juncture, with the opportunity to play a larger role in India’s transition towards reliable and scalable clean energy. As the company expands its renewable energy portfolio and deepens its presence in the C&I segment, the focus will be on building a robust financial framework that can support disciplined growth, optimise capital deployment and create long-term value. I look forward to working with the leadership team to strengthen these capabilities and translate Oyster’s growth ambitions into sustainable outcomes.”

Siddharth Bhatia, Managing Director & CEO, Oyster Renewable, said, “We are delighted to welcome Sandeep to the Oyster Renewable leadership team. His deep understanding of finance, infrastructure and the renewable energy sector will be instrumental in supporting our growth plans and strengthening our financial strategy. As we continue to scale our renewable energy portfolio and expand our offerings for C&I consumers, Sandeep’s expertise will add significant value to our next phase of growth.”

The appointment comes at an important phase for Oyster Renewable as the company continues to expand its renewable energy portfolio and strengthen its position as a trusted clean energy partner for C&I consumers. Sandeep’s appointment is expected to further reinforce the company’s financial capabilities as it works towards its long-term growth ambitions in India’s rapidly evolving renewable energy landscape.

Hindalco Industries has commissioned India’s first greenfield Superfine Precipitated Aluminium Trihydrate (PPT ATH) manufacturing plant at its Belagavi refinery in Karnataka, marking the beginning of domestic production of the high-value specialty alumina product. The facility has an initial annual production capacity of 30,000 tonnes and is designed for phased expansion to 60,000 tonnes, allowing the company to scale output in line with growing domestic demand.

PPT ATH is a halogen-free flame-retardant material used in Halogen-Free Flame Retardant (HFFR) cables, polymer insulators, thermal insulation, composites and paints. In cable applications, the material helps suppress flame propagation and smoke generation without releasing halogen acid gases, supporting safer electrical and infrastructure systems. The new facility is expected to address growing demand for advanced fire-safety materials driven by stricter safety standards, infrastructure development and the increasing adoption of electric vehicles.

The Phase 1 capacity of 30,000 tonnes per annum is designed to meet almost the entire domestic requirement for PPT ATH used in safer cable applications. By establishing local manufacturing capability, Hindalco aims to reduce import dependence and strengthen India’s self-reliance in critical fire-safety materials. The company has also developed the technology and research and development capabilities for the facility in-house.

The Belagavi plant is powered entirely by renewable energy sources, including biomass, solar and wind, making it the world’s only specialty alumina plant designed to operate fully on renewable energy, according to Hindalco. The company said the facility combines specialty material production with a lower-carbon manufacturing approach, supporting the development of safer and more sustainable electrical and infrastructure products.

Hindalco Industries has commissioned India’s first greenfield Superfine Precipitated Aluminium Trihydrate (PPT ATH) manufacturing plant at its Belagavi refinery in Karnataka, marking the beginning of domestic production of the high-value specialty alumina product. The facility has an initial annual production capacity of 30,000 tonnes and is designed for phased expansion to 60,000 tonnes, allowing the company to scale output in line with growing domestic demand.

PPT ATH is a halogen-free flame-retardant material used in Halogen-Free Flame Retardant (HFFR) cables, polymer insulators, thermal insulation, composites and paints. In cable applications, the material helps suppress flame propagation and smoke generation without releasing halogen acid gases, supporting safer electrical and infrastructure systems. The new facility is expected to address growing demand for advanced fire-safety materials driven by stricter safety standards, infrastructure development and the increasing adoption of electric vehicles.

The Phase 1 capacity of 30,000 tonnes per annum is designed to meet almost the entire domestic requirement for PPT ATH used in safer cable applications. By establishing local manufacturing capability, Hindalco aims to reduce import dependence and strengthen India’s self-reliance in critical fire-safety materials. The company has also developed the technology and research and development capabilities for the facility in-house.

The Belagavi plant is powered entirely by renewable energy sources, including biomass, solar and wind, making it the world’s only specialty alumina plant designed to operate fully on renewable energy, according to Hindalco. The company said the facility combines specialty material production with a lower-carbon manufacturing approach, supporting the development of safer and more sustainable electrical and infrastructure products.

Hindalco Industries has commissioned India’s first greenfield Superfine Precipitated Aluminium Trihydrate (PPT ATH) manufacturing plant at its Belagavi refinery in Karnataka, marking the beginning of domestic production of the high-value specialty alumina product. The facility has an initial annual production capacity of 30,000 tonnes and is designed for phased expansion to 60,000 tonnes, allowing the company to scale output in line with growing domestic demand.

PPT ATH is a halogen-free flame-retardant material used in Halogen-Free Flame Retardant (HFFR) cables, polymer insulators, thermal insulation, composites and paints. In cable applications, the material helps suppress flame propagation and smoke generation without releasing halogen acid gases, supporting safer electrical and infrastructure systems. The new facility is expected to address growing demand for advanced fire-safety materials driven by stricter safety standards, infrastructure development and the increasing adoption of electric vehicles.

The Phase 1 capacity of 30,000 tonnes per annum is designed to meet almost the entire domestic requirement for PPT ATH used in safer cable applications. By establishing local manufacturing capability, Hindalco aims to reduce import dependence and strengthen India’s self-reliance in critical fire-safety materials. The company has also developed the technology and research and development capabilities for the facility in-house.

The Belagavi plant is powered entirely by renewable energy sources, including biomass, solar and wind, making it the world’s only specialty alumina plant designed to operate fully on renewable energy, according to Hindalco. The company said the facility combines specialty material production with a lower-carbon manufacturing approach, supporting the development of safer and more sustainable electrical and infrastructure products.

Rayzon Solar has been in the news for quite some time now and always for something bigger and better. This time they have proved why they are worthy of all the attention as they secured a 13% share of total module shipments in quarter 02 of the running calendar year – as per JMK Research & Analytics. The company ranked 2^nd among all suppliers, improving significantly from its 4^th position in the first quarter.

In addition, Rayzon Solar improved its market share by 5 percentage points in Q2 2026, highlighting its strong demand in the solar market. This performance of the company becomes even more special as it comes amid a time when the solar market is seeing a 34% quarter-on-quarter decline in India’s overall module shipments.

As Rayzon Solar continues evolving its solar system in forward, backward and parallel integration, this growth show their hold over the solar market. The company aims to become the biggest contributor to the nation’s renewable energy goals, and is on track to cement its dominant position in the global market.

Rayzon Solar has been in the news for quite some time now and always for something bigger and better. This time they have proved why they are worthy of all the attention as they secured a 13% share of total module shipments in quarter 02 of the running calendar year – as per JMK Research & Analytics. The company ranked 2^nd among all suppliers, improving significantly from its 4^th position in the first quarter.

In addition, Rayzon Solar improved its market share by 5 percentage points in Q2 2026, highlighting its strong demand in the solar market. This performance of the company becomes even more special as it comes amid a time when the solar market is seeing a 34% quarter-on-quarter decline in India’s overall module shipments.

As Rayzon Solar continues evolving its solar system in forward, backward and parallel integration, this growth show their hold over the solar market. The company aims to become the biggest contributor to the nation’s renewable energy goals, and is on track to cement its dominant position in the global market.